As the Open Publishing Librarian, Dave engages with University and Library communities to explore and establish best solutions for digital publication and preservation of scholarly work, leveraging evolving technologies for dissemination and discovery of UVA research and scholarship. His work focuses on investigating and assessing scalable, sustainable platforms for open access journal hosting and new modes of open scholarship under the umbrella of the Library’s Scholarly Repository Services unit.

As a system administrator Bob is responsible for the Library's cloud, server, and storage infrastructure.

Patrick Garcia is a Development Officer (fundraiser), and operates with all Library Advancement activities, including major and annual gifts/donations, endowments and stewardship.

Lou develops software supporting workflows for the digitization of rare and unique materials, and management and dissemination of digital collections.

Clay manages the UVA Library StatLab and provides statistical consulting and training to students, faculty, and staff.

Tracy Fewell provides IT support for faculty and staff at the University of Virginia Library.

Mike oversees a team responsible for software design and development, system engineering and and support for a broad range of software applications in service of the Library's digital and digitized assets. These services include a system for tracking digitization requests and the resultant digital images (tracksys), Archives at UVA for archival arrangement and description, Avalon for management, cataloging and delivery of audio-visual resources as well as various legacy and current instances of the Fedora repository software.

As Book Conservator, Sue performs conservation treatments on rare and special collections material ranging from simple to complex; develops and implements procedures and guidelines to manage related work flows; assists in training staff and conservation interns; and assists in reviewing and preparing library materials for exhibition or digitization.

As manager of the Digital Production Group, Christina Deane leads a team of four staff and dozens of students who are responsible for the creation of the University Library’s rare and unique digital holdings. Collaborating closely with partners and patrons throughout the University, the Digital Production Group handles requests for digitization and online access of University Library materials to support the educational and research mission of the University.

Judy oversees ordering for the Acquisitions department.